Caballeros, princesas y otras bestias

Título original: Your Highness

2011
12
1h 42min

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Natalie Portman, James Franco, and Danny McBride in Caballeros, princesas y otras bestias (2011)

When Prince Fabious's bride is kidnapped, he goes on a quest to rescue her, accompanied by his lazy, useless brother Thadeous.

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La novia del príncipe Fabious ha sido secuestrada. Para rescatarla, emprenderá una búsqueda acompañado del vago de su hermano Thadeous.La novia del príncipe Fabious ha sido secuestrada. Para rescatarla, emprenderá una búsqueda acompañado del vago de su hermano Thadeous.La novia del príncipe Fabious ha sido secuestrada. Para rescatarla, emprenderá una búsqueda acompañado del vago de su hermano Thadeous.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

5,5/10

106 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

POPULARIDAD

4178

541

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 premio y 3 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Although the film was written by Ben Best and Danny McBride, the dialogue is heavily improvised. Director David Gordon Green said there was never a script used on-set. Only the plot outline and written notes were used.

Citas
[from trailer]
Isabel: Thaddeus, I have not been able to stop thinking of you.
Thadeous: [pot in his hand] What a coincidence. I was just about to finish thinking of you.

Versiones alternativas
An "unrated version" was released on Blu-ray, which is three minutes longer than the theatrical version that's also on the same Blu-ray.

Conexiones
Featured in Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episodio #1.12 (2011)

Banda sonora
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Arranged by Paul Englishby

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9/10

Another movie WAY underrated. One of a kind.

Seriously what's wrong with people?

Here, we have ourselves one of the best hommages to the fantasy genre.

It has everything. Evil sorcerers, monsters, battles, conspiracy, cart chases, lush sets and costumes, an army of good actors.

What's not to like?

There's even a great score that is worthy of a great fantasy movie.

Oh yeah, and most of the people who made this were probably stoned the whole time.

Your Highness manages to balance everything almost perfectly.

Despite all its sillyness, it *still* works perfectly as an immersive fantasy movie.

It is probably best seen in a double feature after "Stardust", another tongue-in-cheek fantasy movie that is admittedly more polished, but similar in its approach.

Your Highness just has more THC in it.